“I’m just so upset with myself. There was a non-football injury,” Meyer said. “Too many damn people on the sideline and a guy with a camera hit him in the knee. I’m going to find out who. I’m so angry right now.”

Meyer said after Barrett was bumped, the quarterback’s knee “locked up.” Barrett — “one of the toughest guys” Meyer has ever been around — was worked on and “they got it to unlock” before it “locked up again” toward the end of a third-quarter scramble.

(via Fox)

(via Fox)

Meyer, who called for an “all-out investigation” into the ordeal, said OSU was “worried” Barrett wasn’t going to be able to play at all.

“They told me right before the opening kickoff and I look on the sideline and he’s down and I’m like, ‘What happened?’” Meyer said. “And [Barrett] is so tough he went out there and played and obviously we didn’t do very well. And then we got going.”

After the game, Barrett demonstrated what happened for reporters and said he does not believe it was intentional.

Barrett told media someone darted past him and collided with his leg and hurt his knee. Barrett didn't think it was malicious. He didn't see a camera. But eye witnesses said it was a "cameraman," hence Meyer's remarks. No one certain if still photographer or TV.